Taking advantage of a recent offer to register .info domains absolutely free of charge, I took it upon myself to grab the newted.info address. This means that you can now access this site via www.newted.info the same way as you can via the newted.net, newted.org and newted.com addresses. Likewise, if you feel that the .info … More
I’m pleased to announce that a long overdue – and quite frankly – massive update to the Newtons Around The World gallery has been posted. This is the first addition to the gallery since June and boy, it’s a doozie. Since the last update there have been 45 submissions from 13 photographers – many first … More
So you couldn’t make it to the inaugural Worldwide Newton Conference last week? Sadly, neither could I. No worries though… it’s possible to relive at least part of the experience through Adam Tow’s extensive gallery of images from the event. It’s the next best thing to having been there in person. And speaking of being … More
Just in case you didn’t catch this elsewhere, Wired News published a piece last week entitled Fans Keep Newton in Motion, coinciding with the first (and hopefully annual) World Wide Newton Conference being held in Paris. Be sure to gawk at the screen shot of Paul Guyot’s nifty Newton emulator project being unveiled at the … More
Due to a severe case of galloping linkrot, most of the pointers to the Proxim web site from the popular Proxim Wireless Newton Primer article were dead as doornails. To keep things reasonably useful, I updated all of the links to point to the handy dandy Internet Archive Wayback Machine instead. I also managed to … More
Summer is nearly here, and what better time to update the Newtons Around The World gallery than when the sun is warm and the grass is green? (Actually, it’s raining here in Calgary today, effectively putting a damper on my yard work. So, here I sit, working on my web sites instead of mucking about … More
I am pleased to announce that until further notice, this site will be the new home of the Newton Battery FAQ as prepared by Joseph N. Hall & Eric Damien Berna. The Newton Battery FAQ was originally hosted on Eric’s personal site, but has since gone missing. This is what obsolete things tend to do … More
No, your eyes are not deceiving you. These are the first additions to the Newtons Around The World gallery in over three months, and part of that is my fault. I’ve been sitting on a few of these submissions for a while, simply waiting to get a significant number of new images to post in … More
Just a quick note to let everyone know that the Newted Community is humming along just fine, thank you very much. The news page has been pretty darn quiet over the past couple of months, and I’ll be the first to admit that it’s a little bit unsettling. In reality, I’ve simply been busy on … More
Yes, it’s the first update of the new year for the ever popular Newtons Around The World gallery. It’s not a huge update, but what it lacks in density, it more than makes up in style and finesse. Please mash your mittens together for the photographers of this edition: Michael Briley, Peter Fraser, and the … More